How to Write Some Common Chinese Characters in Calligraphy with Victoria Li 4/4

[@moniquevanlobensels9809]

Rock Chalk! Teaching my NM second graders how to do this!

[@blueheronarts]

The brush she used was our best quality calligraphy brush named after the ancient master Wang Xizhi. www.blueheronarts.com/product_info.php?products_id=3698

[@bthithuha]

Thank you for teaching us

[@donovandownes5064]

10:26 i'm pretty sure I learned to write the top dot, then the line and then the bottom dot in 海. Are there multiple correct stroke orders, or did I learn the wrong way?

[@blueheronarts]

You are right, the normal order is dot, dash, and dot, but sometimes we write the dash first and then two dots. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKaxi3ijr65-ntk

[@donovandownes5064]

@@blueheronarts interesting. Thanks for the response!

[@immanuelhallven870]

how do i clean black ink from my water cloth( my cousin spilled some black ink in water cloth * the gray one* its hard to clean what should i do??? 😭😭😭

[@blueheronarts]

Just soak and rinse in water hang to dry. If it is permanent ink it cannot be washed off.

[@MrBlaze27ify]

How do you write Victoria in Chinese?

[@blueheronarts]

translate.google.com/?hl=en&tab=wT&authuser=0#view=home&op=translate&sl=en&tl=zh-TW&text=victoria

[@MrCorelex]

不是㝍毛筆字就是書法

[@MrCorelex]

Grass Style Calligraphy ????????????????

[@buffykei1196]

Im not sure but I know there is no letter "L" in Chinese so she may be meaning "glass" or even "graph". She also mentions "running style" which I think may be the equivalent of our "joined up" writing as opposed to printing letters.

[@buffykei1196]

I checked it out and it is "grass" style and it is a cursive (joined up) style. Hope this helps.

[@MrCorelex]

That was writing/drawing Chinese Characters, not Chinese Calligraphy; Well .. when I was a kids, i thought whoever wrote Chinese Character with a Brush was writing Calligraphy, now I know my thinking was totally wrong. Character as a art can be written, drawn, or... not alway Calligraphy.

[@miaomiaochan]

You're being a little pedantic, don't you think?